Some say there is an art to dressing well. That may be true. Mastering what goes with what, knowing which designers are in and which are out, and eyeing exactly where the hemline should hit and how high the heel should certainly take talent.
But let's face it, most of us don't have the time, energy, or patience to elevate what we wear every day to an art form. Our goal is usually to find some that feels comfortable, makes us feel confident, and looks chic. We want dressing to be effortless-and we want to look effortlessly dressed. Yes, there are the enviable lucky few who have a knack for looking oh-so-perfectly pulled together every time they step out the door, and then there are the rest of us, who have to try a little harder (and still those who don't bother at all). But with the proper tools, the right mind-set, and a little direction, we all can be well dressed in no time.
Express Your Inner Fashion Sense
Here are tips to find your own style:
-Don't dress in a look straight off the runway or all in one trend.
-Feel free to mix and match.
-Don't be stuck on one style; experiment with new looks. Or, find a signature look and be true to it.
-If you like it, buy it and wear it (with confidence).
-Have fun with trends, but don't be a slave to them.
-Know that keeping it simple is often the best way to go.
-Add your own touch to a look, whether it's a bow, belt, or brooch.
-Do the unexpected. Don't always wear things in the traditional way.
(((On a side note)))
There are 3 ways to Wear a Blazer-Know the value of a good suit. The traditional twosome looks smart as a set, but the jacket alone is just as chic.
1) A dark suit: You can rest assured you'll look appropriate-say, at work or on evenings out-in a sleek suit. Try a classic, frill-free cut and avoid getting caught up in short-lived trends. Plus, black will always be flattering (and slimming). Find a cut that works for you and stick with it.
2) A jacket * jeans: Your favorite blues with a tailored jacket is what casual chic is all about. A fitted jacket is the most polished.
3) A mismatched suit: Try your blazer with different trousers. A wide-leg style in crisp white, for example, is dressier than denim and a nice alternative in warmer weather.
It really THAT easy with a great black blazer :)
I hope everyone enjoys their (well-dressed to impress) weekend! Be safe out there and most of all be fashionable!!!
But let's face it, most of us don't have the time, energy, or patience to elevate what we wear every day to an art form. Our goal is usually to find some that feels comfortable, makes us feel confident, and looks chic. We want dressing to be effortless-and we want to look effortlessly dressed. Yes, there are the enviable lucky few who have a knack for looking oh-so-perfectly pulled together every time they step out the door, and then there are the rest of us, who have to try a little harder (and still those who don't bother at all). But with the proper tools, the right mind-set, and a little direction, we all can be well dressed in no time.
Express Your Inner Fashion Sense
Here are tips to find your own style:
-Don't dress in a look straight off the runway or all in one trend.
-Feel free to mix and match.
-Don't be stuck on one style; experiment with new looks. Or, find a signature look and be true to it.
-If you like it, buy it and wear it (with confidence).
-Have fun with trends, but don't be a slave to them.
-Know that keeping it simple is often the best way to go.
-Add your own touch to a look, whether it's a bow, belt, or brooch.
-Do the unexpected. Don't always wear things in the traditional way.
(((On a side note)))
There are 3 ways to Wear a Blazer-Know the value of a good suit. The traditional twosome looks smart as a set, but the jacket alone is just as chic.
1) A dark suit: You can rest assured you'll look appropriate-say, at work or on evenings out-in a sleek suit. Try a classic, frill-free cut and avoid getting caught up in short-lived trends. Plus, black will always be flattering (and slimming). Find a cut that works for you and stick with it.
2) A jacket * jeans: Your favorite blues with a tailored jacket is what casual chic is all about. A fitted jacket is the most polished.
3) A mismatched suit: Try your blazer with different trousers. A wide-leg style in crisp white, for example, is dressier than denim and a nice alternative in warmer weather.
It really THAT easy with a great black blazer :)
I hope everyone enjoys their (well-dressed to impress) weekend! Be safe out there and most of all be fashionable!!!
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